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The FAB provides a forum for supporter group representatives and elected members from different sections of our fanbase, inclusive and reflective of our diversity.

Supporter representatives meet with the Club’s Board and senior leadership four times per season to provide structured, strategic dialogue on matters affecting supporters and the long-term fan experience.

New supporter representatives

When the FAB was created in 2023, supporter representatives’ terms of office were deliberately staggered at 3 or 4 years, with the drawing of lots determining the length of each members’ initial term. The first three-year cycle has been served, with the following positions up for election:

Season Ticket Holders of the Men’s Team (democratically elected by constituency)

Official Supporters’ Clubs UK (democratically elected by constituency)

Official Supporters’ Clubs International (democratically elected by constituency)

Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust (democratically elected by THST members)

Proud Lilywhites (democratically elected by Proud Lilywhites members)

Spurs REACH (democratically elected by Spurs REACH members)

We are pleased to announce that the following supporter representatives will serve on the FAB for three-seasons, until the end of the 2028/29 season:

Men’s Season Ticket Holders

Name: Martin Cloake

Martin has been elected with 45.9% of the constituent vote. Final turnout was 11.7% of the electorate.

Official Supporters’ Club – UK

Name: Paul Pavlou

Paul has been re-elected with 84.8% of the constituent vote. Final turnout was 43.8% of the electorate.

Official Supporters’ Club – International

Name: Nik Seth

Nik has been elected with 48.6% of the constituent vote. Final turnout was 29% of the electorate.

Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust

Name: Tristan Foot

Tristan has been elected by the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust committee.

Proud Lilywhites

Name: Chris Paouros

Chris has been re-elected by the Proud Lilywhite committee.

Spurs REACH

Name: Sachin Patel

Sachin Patel has been re-elected by the Spurs REACH committee.

Women of the Lane

Name: Ali Speechly

Ali has been elected by the Women of the Lane committee.

FAB welcomes Women of the Lane following majority vote of FAB supporter representatives

The Club keeps the FAB's membership under periodic review to ensure it remains balanced, representative and effective, while maintaining a size that supports productive discussion and decision-making. Following the latest review of the FABs membership, it was noted that Women of the Lane are the only supporters’ association not represented on the FAB.

The Club made a proposal for Women of the Lane to join the FAB to better reflect the diversity and breadth of the supporter community and to ensure the wide range of views and experiences of women’s supporters of the men’s team are enshrined within the Club’s fan engagement structure.

The proposal was subject to majority vote of the FAB supporter representatives. With Women of the Lane receiving a majority vote, we are pleased to confirm they will join the FAB from the 2026/27 season.

We look forward to working with Women of the Lane and welcome their contribution to the ongoing work of the Fan Advisory Board.

How to get involved or contact your supporter representatives

Supporters can learn more about their fan representatives, including how to contact them, by clicking here.

At the centre of this transformation is an HPE Self-Driving Network, bringing high-performance Wi-Fi across the stadium, helping the stadium become one of the first venues in the world to deploy outdoor Wi-Fi 7. From ticketless entry and cashless payments to mobile applications, digital wayfinding, and high-density connectivity, the transformation will support every digital interaction across the supporter journey while enabling the Club to rapidly introduce new services and fan experiences.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has built a global reputation for innovation as one of the world's most technologically advanced venues. The Club has invested in the next evolution of its technology environment to meet rising fan expectations, from seamless mobile experiences and digital ticketing to high-density streaming and real-time engagement, while simplifying operations and creating a more resilient foundation for long-term growth.

Rob Pickering, Chief Technology Officer, Tottenham Hotspur, said: "Our goal isn't simply to refresh our infrastructure. It's to build a simpler, more resilient technology environment that gives us the flexibility to innovate for years to come, streamline operations and support the Club's long-term growth. By bringing together AI, hybrid cloud, networking, services, and financial solutions through a single strategic partner, HPE is helping us simplify operations so our teams can focus on supporting every part of the Stadium, from match days to third-party events and day-to-day operations, rather than managing technology. Ultimately, the best technology is invisible to our fans."

Matt Harris, Senior Vice President & Managing Director, UK, Ireland, Middle East & Africa, HPE, said: "Sport and entertainment venues are becoming increasingly connected and data-driven, and this partnership reflects a shared commitment to building the digital foundation required to support that evolution. Together, we're helping Spurs build an AI-driven technology backbone that powers every aspect of the stadium, from critical operations behind the scenes to the digital experiences supporters enjoy on match days and beyond."

HPE will support Tottenham Hotspur throughout the transformation, from design and deployment to the ongoing operation of the new technology environment. This will help the Club introduce the technology efficiently, optimise performance and maintain the resilience needed across matchdays, major events and day-to-day operations. HPE Financial Services will also help the Club manage its technology lifecycle more sustainably, extending the life of legacy equipment through refurbishment and reuse to advance the Club’s sustainability goals.

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“Dominic Solanke said this is the place to be, so once he said that I knew, along with the conversation I had with the gaffer, I knew it was an amazing club to be, especially when I'm walking around now, seeing the magnitude of the club and going to the stadium, that's going to be some feeling.”

The central defender joined us from Chelsea on Tuesday after 70 appearances for the Blues, occasionally captaining the team and lifting the UEFA Conference League and FIFA World Club Cup in 2025.

Now 29, previously with City, Blackburn, West Brom and Fulham, Tosin has a wealth of experience – here’s what he had to say…

On joining Spurs…

Tosin: “I feel like I'm in an important part of my career, speaking to the manager as well, speaking to Roberto and knowing the type of football he wants to play. I think it's very fitting. He's a manager that just wants to play football, football, football and the conversations we've had, just a lot of tactical sense and then also bringing the environment to how he wants it to be. It takes a lot of courage to play the way the gaffer wants us to play, so to be able to take that courage to help the team is very important and that's something I look to do, no matter where I am.”

On Mykhailo ‘Misha’ Mudryk…

Tosin: “Misha is a workhorse, he's always been like that, ever since I've known him, he's always been one to take his training very seriously, to give 100% and when he went back into pre-season you saw that he was still at a very good level. So, he's ready, he's going to be fighting and that just sums him up, he's a top, top player. He obviously knows Roberto very well from working together with him from Shakhtar and he's had nothing but good things and amazing things to say about him. Now, to be able to come here together, is very special.”

On Dominic Solanke…

Tosin: “My guy, Dom! He’s a very good friend, probably one of my best friends, especially in football. We had a lot of conversations and we spoke about the club, just excited to link up. We played with each other from England Youth, played against each other for as long as I can remember and from there, we just became very good friends. He said this is the place to be, so once he said that I knew, along with the conversation I had with the gaffer, I knew it was an amazing club to be, especially when I'm walking around now, seeing the magnitude of the club and going to the stadium, that's going to be some feeling, so I'm very excited for that. I haven't played there before, so obviously you feel that, especially in derbies or wherever I've been, London derbies, it's special, so to be able to play there, have that as my home to defend, is going to be very special.”

On targets…

Tosin: “I really just want to achieve the absolute best, push this team, push this club as much as possible to be where we deserve and that's something that has to be done every single day, especially outside training and just bringing that environment, bringing that mentality to the club.”

Watch | Tosin's first interview

The Ukraine international winger joined us on loan from Chelsea on Tuesday, reuniting him with Roberto, who ‘Misha’ described as ‘such a crucial coach in my career’ after their time together at Shakhtar Donetsk.

Mykhailo had already made his debut for Shakhtar at the age of 17, but had been out on two domestic loans when Roberto arrived in May, 2021. He quickly became a key part of the team, his performances earning him the accolades of Shakhtar's Player of the Year in 2021 and 2022 and Ukraine’s Footballer of the Year for 2022.

Under Roberto, and with Mykhailo flying down either wing, Shakhtar won the Ukrainian Super Cup in 2021/22 and the Ukrainian league title success the following season – Chelsea came knocking in January, 2023.

Four years on, the pair are back together in Tottenham.

In his first, exclusive interview on SPURSPLAY, Misha told us: “I'm so excited to reunite with Roberto De Zerbi. He's my football father. I believe in him, I trust him. If he needs me, I'm always here. I know what he wants from me, and with him I'm always feeling I'm improving.

“He can take out the best of you, and he puts you on the right way to develop your skills, your game, such a smart, offensive and dominant type of playing, which suits all attacking players.

“He demands from his players their best. That's why you can play on your best qualities. I think he was such a crucial coach in my career, which embraced my potential, but not 100%. I think he knows how to do it even more.

“It's such a great feeling to be here. I cannot wait to start training, to start playing for this club.

“I clearly see it's such a strong team, such good players. I'm really looking forward to it, to play with them, and to share the pitch, share the dressing room, and share all the moments with them.”

Watch | Misha's first interview in full

Our pre-season preparations for Martin Ho’s side ended with a comfortable 5-0 win over Bristol City on Sunday as we head into the campaign on the back off a positive but challenging couple of weeks at Hotspur Way and our performance camp in Spain.

There was also a special moment for Jess Naz and Maite Oroz as they received a guard of honour following their reintegration into modified training, stepping up their rehabilitation from anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries last month.

Competing in our eighth season in England’s top flight, it all begins on Sunday (6 September) as we take on London rivals West Ham United at Brisbane Road – and you can be there with tickets still available to buy!

Check out the latest training images in the gallery below...

Score Prediction | Spurs vs West Ham United

SPURSPLAY

A product of our Academy, the 22-year-old forward progressed through our age groups to make his first team debut against Ludogorets in the Europa League in November, 2020, becoming the youngest player to ever feature in a competitive match for the Club. Across all competitions, he made 27 senior appearances in our colours, scoring once.

Having spent time on loan with Portsmouth, Ipswich Town, Oxford United and most recently Scottish side Hibernian, Dane netted his first competitive goal for us in a Europa League fixture against Elfsborg in January, 2025, in a 3-0 win, playing his part in our journey to European success.

Still our youngest player to feature in a European fixture, he made his Premier League debut as a substitute against West Bromwich Albion in February, 2021.

An England Under-21 international, Dane helped the Young Lions win the Under-19 European Championship in 2022. He has five appearances to his name for his country’s Under-21 side and two goals.

We thank Dane for his contribution and wish him well for the future.

The 28-year-old centre-back joins us from Chelsea and brings with him a wealth of Premier League experience.

Tosin said: "I'm in an important part of my career and speaking to the Head Coach and knowing the type of football he wants to play, I think it's a very good fit. He wants the team to play with courage and that's something that I always look to do.

"I want to achieve the absolute best, to push this team and this club as much as possible to where we deserve to be.

"That's something that has to be done every single day, especially on the training pitch, and I will be bringing that mentality to the Club."

Sporting Director, Johan Lange, said: "Tosin is an excellent addition to our squad, bringing a wealth of experience, leadership and quality to our central defensive options.

"Throughout our conversations with Tosin, it was clear how motivated he is, and how he understands the standards and expectations here.

"We are delighted to have secured his signature and look forward to seeing him make a significant contribution both on and off the pitch."

Head Coach Roberto De Zerbi, said: "Tosin is a strong, athletic defender who plays with confidence and understands the demands of playing at the highest level.

"I've also been impressed with his mentality and desire to be part of what we are building. He knows the responsibility that comes with representing this Club.

"We’re very happy to have Tosin with us and I know our supporters will quickly see the qualities he can bring to the team."

London-born, Tosin began his early career with Manchester City, signing for the club at the age of five. Working his way up through the ranks, he captained the club’s Under-18s regularly at just 16-years-old and made his senior debut for City in February, 2016, in an FA Cup tie against Chelsea.

Becoming Manchester City's youngest-ever player to start a European game at 19 years of age, he made eight senior appearances for the Citizens.

A loan spell to West Bromwich Albion followed in 2018/19 and he enjoyed his period at the Hawthorns, making 36 appearances for the Baggies as they reached the Championship play-offs. He moved on loan again the next campaign, this time to Blackburn Rovers where he made a further 35 senior appearances, scoring three goals.

An imposing figure at the back, Tosin left Manchester City on a permanent basis in October, 2020, and headed to Fulham, making 33 Premier League appearances in his debut season at Craven Cottage.

A vital part of the team that secured promotion back to the Premier League at the first attempt in 2021/22, he made a total of 132 appearances for Fulham, scoring five goals across a four-year spell.

In July, 2024, Tosin made the short trip across west London to join Chelsea. He scored his first goal for the Blues in a UEFA Conference League fixture in November, 2024 - a competition he went onto win at the end of that campaign while he was also named in the Team of the Tournament.

In his debut season at Stamford Bridge, he made 41 appearances in all competitions, scoring five goals and was part of the Blues' squad that won the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, making four appearances across the tournament.

Captaining Chelsea for the first time in October, 2025, in a Carabao Cup fixture, he made a total of 70 appearances for the west London side, scoring on seven occasions.

On the international stage, Tosin has represented England across numerous age groups up to Under-19 level.